Sentence examples for required to have something from inspiring English sources

As a graduate student at Columbia University, she wrote a dissertation, on the Soviet diplomatic service, for a master's degree even though it was not required, "to have something tangible" in case she could not complete her Ph.D. thesis on the role of the Czechoslovak press during Prague Spring.

But it soon became clear to him that insurance is something everybody is required to have, but no one fully understands it.

"In addition there are many millions of people whose contact details were uploaded from the address books of users WhatsApp, without requiring them to have something to do with Facebook or WhatsApp.

That will require people who still have something to lose to be willing to stake it by putting their names on a ballot.

For others, there are financial issues or confusion about what is now required to vote, something many have been doing much of their adult lives.

Throughout this process Trump would be required to do something he has failed to do up to this point.

He's fascinated by achievement and he has confidence required to do something great.

Patrick's family and lawyers say that the original decision not to try him in the local county court, as the federal Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act requires, must have had something to do with the connection to the former president.

In order to put a little spice into things, we require that your photo have something orange in it.

For the 2007 film Evening, Danes played a young cabaret singer, and was required to sing – again, something she hadn't really done.

For a while, there was such a glut that the Times was moved to print a warning: "To write about the Titanic a poem worth printing requires that the author should have something more than paper, pencil, and a strong feeling that the disaster was a terrible one".